What the Fear of Falling Prices Really Means Explainer: Why the Ruling Class Fears Deflation—and Why You Shouldn’t Imagine you wake up tomorrow and gas is back to $2 a gallon, groceries cost what they did in 2019, and rent drops to sane levels. Sounds good, right? To the average person, that’s a win. But to the central banks, political cronies, and corporate oligarchs—it’s a nightmare. That’s because we live under an economic doctrine built on lies: namely, that falling prices are bad. This myth—born out of the Great Depression—has metastasized into gospel. Even today, when inflation is hammering consumers and hollowing out savings, the narrative machine keeps pumping out fear about prices “not rising fast enough.” Let’s get something…
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